An IPSC shooting belt is a belt specially designed to carry the weight of your gun and magazines, securely and without jogging of moving as you run and jump. It is as important as choosing the right holster or pouches.

All modern IPSC style belts are 2-belt systems. An inner thinner belt that is worn through the pant loops, and a thicker, stiffer outer belt that attaches to the inner belt. 

Product contains:
• Outer belt - 1 pc.
• Inner belt - 1 pc.
• Belt loop - 1pc.

When choosing your shooting belt, be sure that you get a size large enough to allow for a generous overlap of the outer belt once close over the inner belt, and with the gear mounted on it.

How to select the correct belt size:
In order to figure out the correct size of the belt you need:
• to measure around your waist (the place where the belt would be carried on),
• add 25 cm meant for overlapping,
• choose the received number from the chart of belt sizes and lengths.

If you are wavering between two sizes – choose the biggest one. Keep in mind that clothes you are wearing while shooting always add some centimeters to your waist measurements.

For example:
If you waist length is 96cm do the following:
96 cm. + 25 cm. = 121 cm.
Looking at the chart you can see that you number in between 120 and 130 cm. (“Total length” column).
Choosing the biggest number gives you the correct length of your belt – it’s 130 cm.
It means than your correct size on the belt 110.

Chart of belt sizes and lengths: